I finished every work from cover to cover the sixteenth of this month. I was raised in a wholesome Seventhday Adventist family and I was surprised at how much I took in growing up. Things I lived by or something I often said was from the Father. I was very blessed to be given the family I had because they are the best parts of me and the reason I seek Him with all my heart. I want to thank you for sending me free of charge The Halleluyah Scripture. It has captivated me like no other Bible could have. I always assumed it to be a dry instructional book on right living and thought it would be hard to get into. I was so wrong, it is good. The greatest thing I ever read. I felt heartache every time they went astray and understand the comparison of the first love to us and Him. It got even better the moment David enters the story. I am fascinated with the lyre he played. One thing I never heard anyone discuss and is more important than any Bible lesson I ever studies is 1 Chronicles chapter 21. When given a choice between punishments David chooses to trust in the Father even in His wrath because he knew His love, fairness and compassion were great. He chose right and to remember that in the last of days. I also downloaded the Last of Days book. I can’t seem to find one doctrine I can commit to because I think all of them have somethings right and somethings wrong. I think by committing to one, you lose the perspective of another. I think you need to see things from all four corners before you see the whole. We came up with the same summary messages, but your book gave me a few things to consider that I never looked at like that. For example, the Holocaust. It still is a terrible thing that happened, but there is truth in what I read also. I want to read more of what the Halleluyah Scripture has put out there, because I am a little lost now that I finished reading the Scripture. I started over at the beginning last night. Thanks again. Bless your workers and all the work you do for Him.
